List of broadband providers in the United States

Largest Internet providers in the United States

• AT&T Internet
• Charter Communications (also known as Spectrum)
• Cogent Communications
• Comcast High Speed Internet (also known as Xfinity)
• Consolidated Communications (including FairPoint Communications)
• Cox Communications
• Frontier Communications
• Lumen Technologies (also known as CenturyLink and Quantum Fiber)
• Mediacom
• Optimum Communications
• SpaceX (also known as Starlink)
• TDS Telecom
• T-Mobile US
• Verizon FiOS
• Windstream

Residential

• ALLO Communications
• Altafiber
• Armstrong
• Astound Broadband
• Atlas Networks
• B2X Online - VA
• Bernard Telephone Co
• Bluepeak
• Breezeline
• Cable One
• Comelec
• ComTecCloud
• CS Technologies, Inc.
• Ezee Fiber
• Fiopin
• GigabitNow ^[1]
• Google Fiber
• Greenlight Networks
• Honest Networks
• Hotwire Communications
• HughesNet
• ImOn Communications
• Interlync Internet Services
• IVNet, LLP
• Midco Communications
• Monkeybrains.net
• MV Link
• netBlazr
• PenTeleData
• Planet Networks
• Rise Broadband
• Sail Internet
• Shentel
• Sonic.net
• Sparklight ^[2]
• Starry Internet
• Surf Internet
• Tachus Fiber Internet
• Ting Internet
• United Communications (TN)
• USA Communications
• Viasat
• Virtu Broadband (VIRTU)
• Viser
• WideOpenWest (WOW!)
• Wi-Fiber
• WirelessBuy
• Zentro Internet
• Ziply Fiber

Business

• 123NET
• Aptech Networks ^[3]
• Atlas Networks
• Aureon
• B2X Online - VA
• Cogent Communications
• Digital West
• EarthLink Business
• Everstream Fiber
• Fusion Connect
• Google Fiber ^[4]
• Hotwire Communications
• Hurricane Electric
• Interlync Internet Services
• IT7 Networks
• Segra
• Stealth Communications
• Ting Internet
• Towerstream
• Viser
• Windstream
• Zentro Internet
• Ziply Fiber

References

1. "Broadband Communities Top 100 List".
2. "Selecting Broadband Providers". Smartmove.us. Retrieved 14 January 2026.
3. "Business Internet providers".
4. "Business Internet providers".